Things to do this weekend in and around Austin | Kids Out and About Suffolk

Things to do this weekend in and around Austin

Friendly fun in Austin for Friday, June 6, 2026 to Sunday, June 7, 2026. Check out these highlights!

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Friday, June 6, 2026

Steve Hackman Conducts His Taylor Swift: The Symphony Era - Austin

A full orchestra, band, and vocalists reimagine Taylor Swift’s songs in a symphonic performance with fresh musical surprises.

Live Music on Lake Travis - Jericho - Leander

Enjoy an evening of live music by the water at Volente Beach Resort & Waterpark.

LEVEL 1: BEGINNER ICE SKATING (Youth) - Austin

Youth skaters can try a beginner class that introduces the basics in a structured lesson.

Winter and Spring Soccer Classes - Cedar Park

Kids can build soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive setting that focuses on confidence and teamwork.

Saturday, June 7, 2026

Paramount Summer Classic Film Series - Austin

Catch a classic film screening at the State Theatre as the long-running Austin tradition continues.

First Saturday Guided Tour - New Braunfels

Families can join a guided tour of Headwaters at the Comal and learn more about the site.

Texas America250 Reading Challenge - Austin

Readers can take part in a statewide-themed challenge at the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Kids Bowl Free - Register your kids for a Summer Fun Bowling Pass today! - Find a participating bowling center near you

Families can sign up so kids can bowl two free games each day all summer long.

Sunday, June 8, 2026

Hartman Foundation Concerts in The Park - Austin

Bring a picnic blanket and enjoy a free outdoor concert by the Austin Symphony Orchestra.

Story Starts - Austin

Head to ColdTowne Theater for a family-friendly storytelling event in the morning.

Samurai Imperial Court: Japanese Metalwork - Dallas

Explore Japanese metalwork and samurai-era artistry at the Dallas Museum of Art.

College students can participate in bicultural identity study - Online

Eligible college students can complete a research survey from anywhere and may enter a gift-card drawing.